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| sex when both partners infected Dec 18, 2004 Does unprotected sex increase the risk of HIV viral load increase/CD4 decrease when both partners are already infected? That is one partner infected the other previously |
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Response from Dr. Lee
Yes, the receptive partner is at significant risk of increased viral loads with continued "innoculations" with additional viruses (especially if the other partner develops a resistant virus and passes that as well). Safer sex between infected partners is important. Be well. |
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